Brew Stir - Universal drill powered stirring device for 5 gal water bottles

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Brew Stir - a simple inexpensive drill powered mixing device Designed to stir things in 5 gallon water bottles, adjustable width easy to clean. Printed in strong chemically resistant TPU. The holes are designed with a taper for 1/4" Nylon rods, cut to 24", with the drill chuck ends sanded slightly to a slight taper to fit a 3/8" chuck. You can order the nylon rod in multiple lengths, the cheapest is to order a 72" length and cut it yourself. Printer settings: Printed in TPU 50mm/sec on a CR10s, 1.0mm nozzle, 0.6mm layers, 222c/25c, 4mm top/bottom and 5 walls so that they come out solid. SainSmart Orange Flexible TPU 3D Printing Filament, 1.75 mm, 0.8 kg is used to print this device. The filament is strong and chemically resistant, making it perfect for printing the Brew Stir. The CR10s printer is a popular choice among 3D printing enthusiasts due to its affordability and reliability. It prints at a speed of 50mm/sec, making it ideal for printing large objects like the Brew Stir. The nylon rod used in this device can be ordered in multiple lengths, including 72 inches, which is the cheapest option. The rod is cut to 24 inches and sanded slightly to fit into the drill chuck. Meshmixer.com is a popular online tool used by 3D printing enthusiasts to voronize their models. It's free to use and offers a wide range of features. Octoprint for the Rasp Pi is a great tool for managing your printer remotely. It allows you to connect to your printer through a simple web interface, making it easy to monitor and control your prints. The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ is a popular single-board computer that's perfect for running Octoprint. It's affordable and offers a wide range of features, including Wi-Fi connectivity. A20M 3D Printer with Mix-Color Printing is a great choice for anyone looking to upgrade their 3D printing capabilities. It offers dual-color extrusion, making it ideal for printing complex models. The Brew Stir device is designed to stir things in 5 gallon water bottles. It's adjustable width and easy to clean make it perfect for use in any environment. To find out more about Bazzelworks, check out their Thingiverse page or YouTube channel. You can also support them by giving them a tip through PayPal. The Brew Stir device is a great example of 3D printing innovation. It's simple, inexpensive, and easy to use, making it perfect for anyone looking to get into 3D printing. If you're interested in learning more about 3D printing, check out the resources listed below: Meshmixer.com: A popular online tool used by 3D printing enthusiasts to voronize their models. Octoprint for the Rasp Pi: A great tool for managing your printer remotely. A20M 3D Printer with Mix-Color Printing: A great choice for anyone looking to upgrade their 3D printing capabilities. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.